77 million-euro investment in waste management in Romania
Cohesion Fund will finance recycling systems in Galati County, Romania
Cohesion Fund will finance recycling systems in Galati County, Romania
The grand scale project can go ahead after a loan agreement was signed with EIB
EU Commission is launching a new financial instrument on 18 March 2021
The first stops were the Provinces of Novara and Vercelli
Cohesion Fund will finance recycling systems in Galati County, Romania
Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Barcelona Ada Colau, and Mayor of Amsterdam Femke Halsema are making invaluable steps towards equality
The aim is to demonstrate the safety and sustainability of the shuttle as a transport alternative
The Bulgarian municipality, in partnership with a local university, will study pollution and will encourage environmentally friendly business practices
Remote workers can now apply and get the chance to win a four-week-stay in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik
The Admont Monastery in Upper Styria, Austria is becoming well-known around the world with a new digital marketing strategy
Remote workers can now apply and get the chance to win a four-week-stay in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik
“KinderKunstLabor” is the place where kids will develop their artistic skills
More momentum and accessibility, fewer injuries
“KinderKunstLabor” is the place where kids will develop their artistic skills
Cohesion Fund will finance recycling systems in Galati County, Romania
Wage supports and tax benefits would be extended beyond the tourist sector for the duration of the restrictions
The goal is currently halfway to being achieved
In collaboration with INA and ZET, the Croatian capital is working on the introduction of clean and sustainable methods of transportation
The aim is to demonstrate the safety and sustainability of the shuttle as a transport alternative
A study on global workforce trends revealed that workers would relocate to Amsterdam, Berlin, and Barcelona
This takes into account aging populations and historical steep streets
Via Celio went from anonymity to an inspirational model for urban design
The local administration has successfully transitioned to working from home but improvements can still be made
The Berlin Senate still sees room for improvement when working from home and is ready to discuss future improvement plans with local business associations. From the point of view of the local government, many options are not yet used when working from home. This should be discussed with the business associations in the next few days in order to achieve even more in the field, according to Finance Senator Matthias Kollatz.
"We want to make it very clear once again that it is important that the topic of mobile working as much as possible and working from home as far as possible is actually implemented," said the Senator. "We have implemented this very largely in the area of the state administration," said Kollatz. However, not all administration employees who no longer go to the office actually have comparable opportunities for work at home.
Berlin's Governing Mayor Michael Müller (SPD) had demanded more home office offers from the economy at the meeting of the House of Representatives on Thursday. "I believe that employers must take their responsibility and obligation in connection with fighting the pandemic much more than before," he stated. “Wherever services are not to be provided directly to citizens or where direct production processes are involved, it must be possible to support employees in the phase of combating the pandemic in which we are now and to be able to remain at home."
Remote work has grown to become the safest and most effective way for local administrations to continue doing their jobs and it only makes sense for officials to seek ways to improve the experience, considering the fact that the coronavirus situation will unlikely be resolved in the near future.
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